Moneyball
A great movie, and incredibly watchable. I'm not a big fan of Aaron Sorkin (he's not bad, but not my cup of tea), but this is a great movie that showcases how great Jonah Hill is in a somewhat low-key role. The dialogue really does work for this film (again, with Sorkin, he can be both wonderful and a bit irritating in writing dialogue) and the actors do a great job. There are really no villains in the story and the characters who do provide obstacles are simply trying to do the best job they can, unable to understand the big shift in strategy and thinking (Phillip Seymour Hoffman is particularly good and subtle as a good coach who unintentionally sabotages the new strategy in trying to do the best job he can). It is really a magnetic film and while it isn't exactly phantasmagorical, it's kind of surprising that Bennett Miller isn't doing more directing work (though he has a film coming out called Foxcatcher that sounds good).